Impact Solar Review
Residential and commercial solar installerBased in Haddonfield, New JerseyProfile updated October 13, 2026
Is Impact Solar a good choice?
Impact Solar fits New Jersey homeowners, mainly in South and Central Jersey, who want a small local installer that stays on the job. It says it has installed solar in New Jersey for 11+ years, and its FAQ lists a 25-year workmanship warranty and a 10-year production guarantee. It prints its license numbers, but its electrical permit number has one more digit than the state registry shows. Ask for the leak warranty term in writing.
- Price
- Quote required; no system price on the company pages we reviewed. Costs
- Coverage
- NJ only: 18 counties listed, from Cape May and Atlantic north to Bergen and Passaic. Service area
- Warranty
- 25-year workmanship warranty, 10-year production guarantee and a leak warranty, per its FAQ. Warranty
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Why choose Impact Solar, and why you might not
What Impact Solar does well, and where to be careful, compared with the installers it competes with most.
Reasons to choose Impact Solar
Its warranty on its own work is 25 yearsImpact Solar’s FAQ lists 25 years on its own work. Green Power Energy also lists 25 years, Solar Me lists 30, and EMT lists 5.
It promises how much power you getIt gives a 10-year guarantee on how much power the panels make. Ask what it pays you if they make less, and get it in writing.
Owners praise its no-pressure salesIts head-office Google listing shows 5 from 142 reviews. Owners praise honest sales, clean installs on time, and help with permits and getting the system turned on by the power company.
It is a small local companyImpact Solar works only in New Jersey and lists 18 counties, from Cape May to Bergen. Reviewers say the owner worked on site.
Reasons to look at others
Its roof leak warranty has no set lengthIt promises to fix leaks its install causes, but publishes no length for that promise. Ask how many years it covers leaks where the panels are bolted to the roof.
It names no equipment brandsIt says it uses U.S.-made equipment but names no panel, inverter or battery brand. Solar Me and Green Power Energy name theirs. Ask for the exact models in your quote.
One license number does not matchIts electrical permit number has one more digit than the state list shows. Ask Impact Solar to explain, and check its licenses with the state before you sign.
It does not name its lendersIt lists loans, renting the panels and a PPA (you pay for the power; the company owns the panels). It names no lender or provider. Ask who you will pay and who owns the panels.
Impact Solar reviews: what customers say
Each review site shows its own score; we read them on October 12 and 13, 2026 and do not combine them or add our own rating.
- Google5 / 5142 reviews · Haddonfield, NJ office listing only, not company-wideRead reviews
The five positive reviews below praise honest, no-pressure sales, an owner who worked on site, clean installs completed on schedule, and help with permits, utility approval and state incentives. There were no negative reviews among those we read. Positive reviews alone do not show how a company handles problems. Ask Impact Solar who handles service calls after installation and how quickly it responds.
5 recent 5-star reviews
“I highly recommend this company!”
Karen S. · Read on Google
“Thanks Rob, Jeff, Sean, and Michelle for coordinating with me!”
Mike D. · Read on Google
“Once we started working with Impact, it was pretty clear we'd be happy with them; and now that the install is operational, I would not hesitate to recommend them.”
William L. · Read on Google
“I would recommend them for anyone thinking of getting solar installed on their home.”
Ben X. · Read on Google
“The entire team was professional, knowledgeable, and transparent throughout the process.”
Dipak D. · Read on Google
How we picked these: the five newest 5-star and the five newest 1- or 2-star reviews with written text on Google and Trustpilot, as of October 2026 (142 reviews read, back to Feb 23, 2016). We found no Trustpilot page for Impact Solar on October 12, 2026. Each quote is one sentence, word for word. Picking the highest and lowest ratings shows the range of experiences; it is not a representative sample, and we did not verify what reviewers describe.
How much does Impact Solar cost?
Impact Solar does not publish a system price; its residential page says the proposal lists panel and inverter models, system size, projected production, expected SREC-II earnings and every payment path. Ask for that itemized quote with the cash price and, for a loan, lease or PPA, the lender or provider, rate, escalator and total payments. For state price ranges, see our solar panel cost guide; for how the plans compare, see loans, leases and PPAs.
Cash purchase
You own itYou pay the full price up front.
Solar loan
You own itThrough third-party solar lenders; the FAQ says zero-down loans are available and a loan can be paid off or transferred when you sell. The lender is not named.
Home equity loan or line of credit
You own itListed as an option on its financing page; arranged through your own bank.
Lease or PPA
A third-party provider owns itListed with fixed monthly payments or rates. The company says SREC-II earnings and incentives go to the provider. Ask who the provider is and the escalator.
Plans as listed on Impact Solar’s financing page, residential page and FAQ, read October 13, 2026.
Impact Solar says it uses “U.S.-made equipment” but names no panel, inverter or battery brand on the pages we read. Its residential page says the proposal lists the panel and inverter models. Your written proposal should list the exact panel, inverter and battery models, the system size in kilowatts (kW) and the forecast yearly production in kilowatt-hours (kWh).
What does Impact Solar’s warranty cover?
Coverage | What Impact Solar publishes | What to confirm |
|---|---|---|
Solar panels | 25-year manufacturing warranty, per its FAQ | Confirm in your proposal: the panel maker and model, and that the 25-year term applies. |
Panel output | 10-year solar production guarantee from Impact Solar | Confirm in your proposal: how the production guarantee is measured and what you receive if output falls short. |
Inverter | Covered by the 25-year equipment statement; maker not named | Confirm in your proposal: the inverter model, its maker’s term and who pays labor to replace it. |
Battery | Not published | Confirm in your proposal: the battery maker’s term and who services it. |
Labor and workmanship | 25 years, per its FAQ | Its homepage also lists 25-year workmanship and equipment warranties. |
Roof penetrations | Leak-proof warranty for leaks caused by its installation; term not published | Confirm in your proposal: the leak warranty term. The FAQ says leaks after that term are the homeowner’s responsibility. |
Company-published terms from Impact Solar’s FAQ and homepage, read October 13, 2026. It has no separate warranty page. Your signed agreement decides what applies.
The FAQ says removing and reinstalling panels for a future roof replacement is done at a cost.
Where does Impact Solar operate, and which licenses were checked?
Impact Solar’s homepage lists 18 New Jersey counties it serves: Atlantic, Bergen, Burlington, Camden, Cape May, Cumberland, Essex, Gloucester, Hunterdon, Mercer, Middlesex, Monmouth, Morris, Ocean, Passaic, Salem, Somerset and Union, with town pages for places such as Haddonfield, Princeton, Edison and Toms River (read October 13, 2026). A listed county does not mean every address qualifies or that EcoGen can connect you with Impact Solar there.
Showing Haddonfield, NJ (headquarters)
Office address (1)
- Haddonfield, NJ (headquarters)202 Glenwood Ave., Haddonfield, NJ 08033Show on mapOpen in Google Maps
Address from Impact Solar’s website, read October 13, 2026.
Licenses
We found 1 active license record in state registries (September 6, 2026). Impact Solar publishes license numbers for New Jersey that we have not checked in the registry yet. Check the license yourself under the exact business name on your contract. A license check confirms registration, not workmanship quality.
EcoGen Verified Installer, September 2026Impact Solar passed our three checks on that date: an active license in a state registry, published in-state service, and a workmanship warranty that covers roof penetrations. What the badge means
New Jersey2 records1 of 2 checked, Sep 6, 2026
- License
- Home Improvement Contractor
- Number
- 13VH08519600
- Registry check
- Not yet checked by us
- Note
- As published on the company site (read October 13, 2026).
- License
- Electrical Contractor Business Permit
- Number
- 34EB01770300
- Registry check
- Active, NJ Division of Consumer Affairs, checked September 6, 2026
- Note
- The registry lists the permit under 34EB01770300; the company’s site prints one extra digit.
Impact Solar’s about page says its owner holds a NABCEP PV Installation certification and that its installers are fully licensed. These are company statements; we did not verify them.
Impact Solar compared with three other installers
Each alternative shares only New Jersey with Impact Solar. We chose three New Jersey companies: EMT is nearby in Cherry Hill, and Solar Me and Green Power Energy also list long warranties on their own work. Every fact comes from the company profiles linked below.
| Impact SolarThis page | EMT Solar & Roofing | Solar Me | Green Power Energy | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | A small local installer in New Jersey | Solar and a roof in NJ, PA, MA or DE | Solar, batteries and EV chargers | Solar, batteries and roofing in New Jersey |
| Head office | Haddonfield, NJ | Cherry Hill, NJ | Monroe, NJ | Annandale, NJ |
| States shared with Impact | Its only state | 1: NJ | 1: NJ | 1: NJ |
| Roofing | Not listed | Yes | Not listed | Yes |
| Ways to pay | Buy, loan, home equity loan, rent or PPA | Buy, loan, rent, PPA | Buy, loan, rent | Buy, loan, prepaid rent, PPA |
| Labor warranty | 25 years | 5 years | 30 years | 25 years |
| Roof leak warranty | Covered, no length listed | Not listed separately | Part of its 30-year work warranty | Not listed separately |
| Brands named | None | None | Qcells, REC, Panasonic, Tesla and others | Enphase, QCells, REC, Tesla, FranklinWH |
| Google score* | 5 (142 reviews) | 4.9 (1,395 reviews) | 4.8 (251 reviews) | 4.7 (570 reviews, read October 27, 2026) |
*Each Google score is for the company’s head-office listing only, read October 12 and 13, 2026.
Full profiles: EMT Solar & Roofing · Solar Me · Green Power Energy
Before choosing Impact Solar
Ask for these in writing:
- An itemized quote with the cash price and the financed total, including the APR and all fees.
- The exact panel, inverter and battery models, the system size in kW and the forecast yearly production in kWh.
- The warranty documents for your payment plan: panels, inverter, labor and roof penetrations.
- Your local service contact, and who handles utility approval and warranty claims.
- The exact company on the contract, such as Impact Solar, LLC, and its license for your state.
Before you sign, read the quote line by line and bring our questions to ask a solar installer.
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How we researched this profile
We read Impact Solar’s own pages on October 13, 2026: homepage, about, contact, FAQ, financing, solar panel installation and residential solar. The electrical permit result is from a registry check on September 6, 2026. We did not buy a system, request a quote, visit an office or interview customers. Impact Solar did not review this page.
Our installer methodology explains what we check.
Sources (8)
- Impact Solar: Homepage (address, license numbers, counties), read October 13, 2026
- Impact Solar: About, read October 13, 2026
- Impact Solar: Contact, read October 13, 2026
- Impact Solar: FAQs (warranty), read October 13, 2026
- Impact Solar: Financing, read October 13, 2026
- Impact Solar: Solar panel installation, read October 13, 2026
- Impact Solar: Residential solar, read October 13, 2026
- NJ Division of Consumer Affairs (34EB01770300), read September 6, 2026
